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Tyson Fury got quite the shock while training in the gym earlier this morning.
'The Gypsy King' has been out of the ring since a knockout win over Derek Chisora last December. Following the stoppage victory over 'Del Boy', the WBC Heavyweight Champion had a face-off with fellow champion Oleksandr Usyk in the ring.
The pair are currently in-talks to square off on April 29th in the U.K. However, the main issue between the two sides is the revenue split, as well as the rematch clause for the loser of the contest.
Nonetheless, while everything gets sorted out, Tyson Fury is already in training camp. The WBC Heavyweight Champion has stated his plans to compete in April regardless of whether his opponent is Oleksandr Usyk or not. Earlier today, the Brit got quite the surprise when he showed up at the gym.
In a video uploaded to social media, the heavyweight champion is seen just walking into the gym. Suddenly, one of his teammates, Isacc Lowe, surprises Fury by jumping out from behind a corner and getting the perfect jumpscare on the British star.
Watch Tyson Fury get a jumpscare from Isaac Lowe below:
Oleksandr Usyk blames Tyson Fury for fight not being made
As of now, Tyson Fury vs. Oleksandr Usyk continues to hang in the balance.
Following their face-off in the ring in December, the two men and their teams confirmed they were in advance talks. At the time, Fury and Usyk's teams hinted that an announcement could come any day now.
Three months later, not only has there not been a fight announcement, the bout might not even happen. Earlier this month, the two sides verbally agreed to the matchup, with Usyk even taking a 70/30 revenue split to make the matchup happen.
The day after accepting the new deal, Tyson Fury suggested that they get rid of the rematch clause. That new demand, combined with Oleksandr Usyk accepting the lopsided revenue split, has him feeling like he's done everything possible.
The Ukrainian recently took to Twitter to hit back at 'The Gypsy King' for his recent comments, and that the onus is on him at this stage. Usyk stated that he and his team have done everything in their power to make the Fury matchup happen.
See Usyk's tweet about Fury below:
